• Estimation of volume and biomass for pinus patula tree species grown at Suatf Plantation Olmotonyi-Arusha, Tanzania 

  Pastory, Msalika (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2014)

  This study was done to estimate volume and biomass of Pinus patula tree species grown at Sokoinc University of Agriculture Training Forest plantation in Arusha region. P. patula is the most widely planted tree species ...
• Deforestation in the deforestation in the Himalayas: Mainstream views, institutional failure and 'alternative system'. a case study from Northern Pakistan. 

  Ali, Jawad (Norwegian University of Life Science, 2009-06)

  The sustainable management of forests is of central concern to the local people who depend on forest resources for their livelihood, to international conservation agencies, and to the legal custodians of the forests, the ...
• Variation, association and Inheritance of morphological and wood characters in an improvement programme for eucalyptus dsglupta blume 

  Davidson, John (Australian National University, 1972-03)

  DAVIDSON, J. (1972) Variation, association and Inheritance of morphological and wood characters In an Improvement programme for Eucalyptus dsglupta Blume. Ph.D. Thesis, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. ...
• Estimation of foreign tourists’ willingness to pay for conservation of threatened species in Serengeti national park, Tanzania 

  Rugaimukamu, Christian (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Willingness to pay studies are common studies that are done worldwide for various reasons. Normally before setting new prices the study of this kind is conducted so as to measure readiness and how much should be added ...
• Assessment of the status of agroforestry practices in Mvomero district, Morogoro, Tanzania 

  Mwakalalile, Emmanuel M. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  The present study on assessment of the status of Agroforestry practices adoption in Mvomero District, Morogoro, Tanzania. The study was conducted during September 2020 to December 2021 at Dihombo, Hembeti and Mkindo ...
• Assessment of trade flows of wildlife products: the case of Ruaha landscape, Tanzania 

  Mrosso, Hillary T (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2022)

  Wildlife species are utilized and traded in a wide range of items, including food, clothing, medicines, pets, ornaments, building and construction materials all over the world. However, in many parts of East Africa, the ...
• Germination characteristics and early seedling growth performances of vachellia erioloba, pterocarpus angolensis and dalbergia melanoxylon 

  Tselakgosi, Keamogetse Olga (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  The exploitation of Miombo trees, including Vachellia erioloba, Pterocarpus angolensis and Dalbergia melanoxylon depends on the naturally growing populations because their domestication in artificial plantations has little ...
• The impacts of land tenure systems on range land productivity, health and resource use conflicts in Northern Tanzania 

  Koka, Eliengerasia Godliving (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Worldwide, rangelands comprise the largest land use, estimated to cover about 25% of Earth’s land surface. Rangelands cover at least 10 million km 2 of the earth's land surface and are estimated to cover about 66% of the ...
• Soil moisture dynamics and components performance in relay intercropping of tephrosia vogeli1 and maize in semi-arid Gairo, Tanzania 

  Ngegba, Moses S. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2005)

  A study investigating the effect of time of planting and spacing of Tephrosia on soil moisture and components performance in relay intercropping with maize were conducted at Gairo, Tanzania in three seasons. A split-plot ...
• Productivity ,cost, wood waste and environmental impact of the current and improved logging operations in Ugandan forest plantations. 

  Balimunsi, Kivumbi H. (Sokoine University of agriculture, 2007)

  This study was conducted in two logging site in Uganda to collect information on major factors responsible for the current wood waste and ground surface disturbances during logging in order to provide a basis for future ...
• Gum Arabic studies in Tanzania : production, utilization and economic potentials 

  Makonda, Fortunatus B. S (University of Wales, Bangor, 2003-11)

  Studies on gum arabic in Tanzania were conducted in eleven districts aiming at estimating the country’s potential and current production, assessing its utilization and contribution to the local and national economies and ...
• Present consumption and forecasting of sawnwood in Arusha and Moshi municipalities 

  Machumu, Raphael Musomi (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008-06)

  carried out in Arusha and Moshi Municipalities for the year 2007, 2012 and’2017 to determine the consumption of sawnwood in the target years. The sampling units were obtained from a sampling frame of a list of Wards in ...
• Effectiveness of sustainable land management practices in controlling invasive plants and improving crop productivity in East Usambara, Tanzania. 

  Kaaya, Omega, Emmanuel (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Invasive plant species (IPS) present significant threats to agriculture globally by increasing land preparation and weeding costs and reducing agricultural productivity, consequently IPS reduce yield which leads to low ...
• Effects of insect pollination on okra fruit set and yield along selected habitat gradients at Kilombero District, Tanzania 

  Magwira, Joseph A. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Pollination is the most important ecosystem services for biodiversity of plants on earth. Insect pollinators are playing an indispensable role in the pollination of agricultural crops such as okra (A. esculentus). The ...
• Analysis of charcoal market system in Handeni, Kinondoni and Magharibi "A" Districts, Tanzania 

  Marandu, William D. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  This study aims to analyse the charcoal market system in Handeni, Kinondoni and Magharibi A districts. Despite of the profits gained by charcoal actors in the value chain, the actors are not paying charcoal government ...
• Socio-economic and ecological implications of sustainable land management practices for controlling invasive alien species in Moshi rural and Muheza Districts, Tanzania 

  Malila, Barnabas P. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Various practices for controlling invasive alien plant species have been implemented but often end up on the initial stages of implementation due to lack of social acceptance as they are introduced through a top-down ...
• The influence of climate change on bee species distribution across habitat types in Kilombero Sagcot cluster, Tanzania 

  Magesa, Debora M. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Introduction Bees are known to be the most important group of insects. They are economically and ecologically important to humans. Bees provide various products such as honey, bee wax and bee venom on which human society ...
• Occurrence, management and forecasted distribution of pine pitch canker disease on pine plantations in Tanzania. 

  EMILY, COSMAS JOHN (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Pine Pitch Canker (PPC) is a disease of pine trees caused by Fusarium circinatum. The disease is reported to damage pine plantations and woodlots in Tanzania. Disease attack result in a reduction of productivity which ...
• Distribution of lantana camara and its impacts on selected ecosystem services and livelihood in east Usambara mountains, Tanzania 

  Hamad, Amina Amri (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  This study aimed at assessing the distribution of L. camara and its fractional cover using very high-resolution satellite image (Worldview-3) complemented by field data from plots surveys. Since L. camara co-exist with ...
• Tree root development and interactions in drylands: focusing on melia volkensii with socio­ economic evaluations 

  Mulatya, Jackson M (University of Dundee, 2000)

  Tree-crop competition is an important concern in agroforestry systems, and has been the subject of much attention by researchers in recent years. Farmers on the other hand, often seem to either ignore or accept competition ...

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